Genre: Tejano
Frontera Collection ¡En Vivo! / November 19, 2020
Label Spotlight: Azteca Records In this episode of Frontera Collection ¡En Vivo! we will focus our sights and sounds on the legendary record label Azteca Records...
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Frontera Collection ¡En Vivo! / November 5, 2020
Small Texas Labels This week’s program will feature a nicely curated playlist featuring and highlighting some well known and not so well Texas labels. The early...
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Frontera Collection ¡En Vivo! / October 15, 2020
This week’s program will feature a nicely curated playlist featuring and highlighting some well known and not so well known female duetos. Female Duetos existed across...
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Frontera Collection ¡En Vivo!
Hear classic recordings and hidden gems from the Frontera Collection on this new YouTube radio show. Tune into the show on YouTube, and check this page to find playlists, selected images, recording dates, and resource links.
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Jim (Jaime) Nicolopulos Interview
Professor James Robert (Jaime) Nicolopulos (1945 – 2010) Interviewed by Chuy Varela on January 7, 1999 00:00 00:00 Jaime Nicolopulos Interview 00:00
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Cancioneros | Tejano Music Songbooks
Cancioneros | Tejano Music Song Books Cancioneros are song books produced by record companies or other businesses to promote and advertise their product. As well as...
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Working From Home: La Familia Longoria
The Arhoolie Foundation has teamed up with Little Village Foundation to produce “Working From Home,” a video series of mini house concerts recorded live by traditional...
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Arhoolie Records Catalogs Publications
Arhoolie Records Catalogs and Publications The Arhoolie Foundation stems from the work of founder Chris Strachwitz and his seminal independent record label Arhoolie Records. In 1960,...
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Martín Echeverría Interview – Los Hermanos Chavarría
Along with Rocha & Martinez, Martin and Alphonso Echeverría, Los Hermanos Chavarría, as their name was always spelled on the record labels, were one of the pioneer duetos to record in San Antonio and their fierce rural, defiant, and unrestrained vocal style made them remarkably popular for over a decade.
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